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o1inventor
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Comment #46487996
From what I gather it boils down to this: Just as parameter counts increased, at a sufficient number of specialized skills, new, more general skills may emerge or be engineered. Th…
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Comment #46321348
But somehow they fail to go after major banks laundering drug and weapons money. The entire institution is a pay-to-play criminal outfit, throw it in the garbage along with its emp…
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Comment #46321295
> 128k context. don't care. prove effective context length or gtfo.
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Comment #43965981
> Every pipe glows orange. Any industrial process will effectively be a part of the power plant because of how difficult it is to transport that heat away. Industrial parks centere…
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Comment #43965950
I wonder how much research has gone into neutron-deficient materials for shielding? Depleted uranium is one example but that has terrible implications due to radioactive pollution …
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Comment #43910982
If I tell a young black man he is gonna grow up to be a criminal, that makes him more likely to grow up to become a criminal. Especially if I refuse to debate him and instead hurl …
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Comment #43786962
One of the possible alternative routes is this: Model providers and model labs stop opensourcing/listing their innovations/papers and start patenting instead.
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Comment #43786901
Spend a decade crying wolf or "muh fascists" at every little thing we disagree with, and suddenly everyone is surprised when the public tunes it out and we get fascists. "who made …
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Comment #43786755
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Comment #43668657
Contrary to anything you will hear, Microsoft is in fact running recall stealth on windows 10 too.
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Comment #42255911
We should consider that it may be possible to train a model that first maps 3rd-person views to 1st person views, before a secondary model then trains on the first person view. An …
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Comment #42255823
Einstein and sundry others don't think in long reasoning chains, for sure. We might consider that the times he was laying in his bed, imagining things like racing light beams, unti…
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Comment #42170609
Then we will not be shopping at autozone.
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